G!p Rhaenyra Targaryen x pregnant!reader
Info - when family feud and blood is spilled will it ever really heal
I could do a part 2 if you’ll want :)
The candles flicked around the bedchambers, the sound of wind and grunts and loving whispers filling the space.
It started with simple spooning and quickly turned into something more, with you on your side and Rhaenyra thrusting in and out of you.
her hand falls to your chin; she pulls your head back onto her side, her soft, gentle lips Meeting your neck and jaw “rhea…” You moan out.
Your wife knows when you moan her name you're going to cum; she doubles her efforts, her tongue dragging across your jaw slightly.
Your free hand grabs the sheet and squeezes your knuckles Turing white, “Come with me.” Her voice is like velvet in your ears; it pushes you over the edge.
Your body tightens; Rhaenyra's rhythm doesn’t change, doesn’t falter. She moans in Valyrian; it is muffled due to her mouth being on your neck.
She cums first, her teeth pressing on your neck as she does. She keeps pumping in and out as you squeeze around her, following behind, cumming.
You’ve never felt so relaxed. Every time you and your wife have sex, it’s the after you like the feeling, the closeness, the comfort, everything leaving your mind, the simplicity of just you and her.
“Don’t pull out,” you huff out. You feel Rhaenyra's lips kiss the back of your neck; her hand falls into your stomach, resting on the side of your baby bump.
“I love you.” Rhaenyra's voice vibrates down your back. “Issa zaldrīzes” (my dragon) before Rhaenyra could reply with something sweet, cheesy even, there was a knock at the chamber door.
“Princess Rhaenyra, Princess Y/N, the king has called for you,” the knight says, not daring to open the door.
“Is it important?” Rhaenyra calls out that neither of you want to move, and you definitely don’t have the energy to do so.
“It involves the children.” Something snapped in the both of you. The mood shifted; no longer a soft, thoughtless, peaceful feeling, it was now a place of panic.
“Okay, we’re coming,” you shout, your voice full of panic. Rhaenyra pulls out; she’s on her feet first. You try and move quickly, but the baby bump is slowing you down. “Help”, you say on the edge of the bed.
“You can stay here; I’ll handle it.” Rhaenyra says, Seeing how pregnant you are, you're about 6 months pregnant.
“No, Jayce and Luke need us both.” Rhaenyra knows she can’t convince you, so she reaches and pulls you up. When you're standing, she grabs 2 nightgowns.
She helps you get yours on while you tie yours up. She gets her on and ties it. “I’m sure it’s nothing too bad,” Rhaenyra says, seeing your panicked eyes.
You move towards the door and open it. You walk out first, following behind the knight, and Rhaenyra follows you.
You reach back for her hand; she takes your hand. “It’s fine, it’s fine,” you keep saying, but you have a crashing feeling in your chest; you know something awful has happened.
“Jayce, Luke,” you called out, pushing the door open in the red sceptre. Everyone in the castle all gathered round, but you didn’t even notice you wanted your children.
You see Luke holding his nose, and Jayce stood next to him. Rhaenyra rushes over to Jayce, checking over a cut on his face.
You bent down in front of Luke. “Let me see, baby.” You say moving his little hands off his nose; it’s broken, definitely broken.
You kiss his head before standing back up. “What happened?” Rhaenyra commanded To know she stood in front of her family protecting them while standing behind her but you could still be seen
The room corrupted. Everyone shouting and screaming, trying to herd; Viserys held onto his cane. Confusion and frustration filled his body. “Enough! All of you silence.” His voice took control of the room.
His eyes meant his daughter, then to his grandchildren, then to his sons. , while blood covered his face and a stitching covered his eye, “I want to know what happened now!” Viserys says
Jace stepped forwards. His voice stumbled at first. “Aemond insulted us. He insulted our mothers,” he said, more confidence, more strength filling his voice.
“He called us bastards because we don’t have fathers.”
Yours and Rhaenyra's relationship was rare; it was not uncommon, but Rhaenyra being in line to be queen added a different pressure.
Viserys turns to Aemond, looking at him, looking for something in his face. You pull your children close. “Aemond, why would you say such a thing?”
Aemond's eyes filled with hate. “Because it’s true. Look, they are being raised by two women. It’s wrong, mo…” He bit his tongue, near revealing who filled his head with such hatred.
“Alicent…” is all you spoke. Your voice is soft. Your sister had betrayed you, someone you trusted more than most, someone you looked up to.
Alicent's face dropped. She saw pain on your face; your eye swelled with tears. Alicent's mask slipped, but only for a second.
You lifted your head. Alicent's voice was stuck in her throat. Rhaenyra turned to look at you; she could see you were hurt.
“If you can’t admit what you said, Lady Alicent, at least have the decency to control your children.” Rhaenyra said, You stood in front of your children . You didn’t defend Alicent like you normally do; you just stood.
The tension between everyone in that room could be seen and felt; it was horrible – it was dark even.
Viserys took in a deep, shaky breath. His dying body shook, but he fought through; he needed to be strong now.
“Enough.” His eyes went around the room looking at each person. “This has gone too far. I will have order.” Viserys voices stuff of dominance and charge.
No matter what he said, everyone in that room knew the foundation that had been cracking for years that held them together just fell apart.
“This fighting must stop.” He announces no room for argument or question: “We are one. We are family. We are blood.”
You watched your sister's face fill with rage. “No, that is not enough!” Alicent cried out, taking control, her voice full of rage and hate.
“Aemond had been permanently disfigured; our son, Prince Lucerys, brought a knife. He wished to kill Viserys!”
Viserys was done with this; he wished to go back to bed. He was tired of trying to make everyone happy. “Alicent…” Viserys tried, but he cut off.
“No, you must do something; he took my son’s eye. There must be justice, consequences, something.” Her voice took over the tension in the room.
Viserys sighed. His body went rigid. “What would you have me do?” He said, looking at Alicent, his wife, “They are children!” His voice was full of rage.
Alicent looked over at Luke, who was pale as he held onto you; her eyes were locked on his. “I want one of her sons eyes, as my son lost an eye.”
You pulled them both even closer, moving them behind you as Rhaenyra moved closer to you, building a wall between her children and Alicent.
“This is madness.” Rhaenyra shook her head in disbelief. “You’re speaking of mutilating my children.” You move the boys behind you, knowing you would die before anyone came near them.
Alicent's eyes search the room they landed on, Ser Criston Cole. “Ser Criston Cole being me the eye of Lucerys Targaryen,” Alicent's voice full of desperation and anger.
Cole meant Alicent's eyes: “Your grace, I am sworn to protect you.” The truth is he is confident; on one hand, he has been told to do something on the other hand, it would lead to his death if he did, “but not like this”. He made his choice.
“Case this insanity” Viserys's cane crashed with the floor under his feet, making his words boom across the room: “This ends now. I will not…”
Rhaenyra turns her back away from everyone back to her family, her hand coming to rest on your stomach, unaware of what is happening behind her back.
Alicent rushes towards your family. Rhaenyra, back with a dagger in hand, rage filling her face, you push past them all and grab Alicent, holding her arms.
You struggle to hold the knife away, but you have to. Adrenaline rushes over you. “Y/N, Rhaenyra calls out.
“Stop this, sister!” You hiss out. Your voice is shaky; you tried. Everyone froze; no one moves, and no one spoke.
“Let me go!” Alicent desperately shouts at you, but you hold her. “You did this! You took everything from me; you turned them against me.” Alicent said, pushing forward slightly, but you held your ground.
“Stop this madness!” Your eyes, once understanding, now turning to rage. “You can’t stand the fact she chose me. She loves me, and we’re happy.” Alicent has always been jealous of you and rhaenyra the closest you both had, even when you were young.
“Your crown is slipping, sister, and now everyone sees who you truly are.” With that, Alicent struggles against you and frees herself, not without the dagger dragging down your arm.
You fall back into your wife; she holds you, “y/n”. Rhaenyra's eyes fall to the blood dripping down your fingers onto the floor.
Rhaenyra's hand moves to cover the cut. It was long, about 5-6 inches blood oozing from it.
“Alicent, cease this madness; step away!” Otto's voice cut through the room. Alicent drops the dagger; it clangs against the floor as Alicent moves without realising.
Rhaenyra doesn’t even look up; her eyes stay on you; everyone else fades into the background. “Are you okay?” Rhaenyra asks.
“We’re okay, I promise,” you say, always referring to the baby, “I’ve got you.” Rhaenyra says kissing you was a kiss of comfort more than anything.
The room was tense. Everyone's eyes were on the both of you, watching, waiting for something, but nothing did. Rhaenyra didn’t even look up; she just led you out of the room, the boys following behind you both.
You sat in the bedchamber; Rhaenyra watched closely as the maesters stitched up your arm.
“I’ll kill her.” Rhaenyra says plainly it was always easy for her to say before you could say anything to the maesters, “It’s a clean cut; it will heal, but you will scar, I’m afraid.”
He finishes his stitching and stands up. “Thank you,” you say, giving him a smile. He nods his head and leaves, leaving you alone with your family.
“Boys, come here,” you say, turning to face them.
“Come here,” you say with a smile. Both boys walk over to you; they stand in front of you, heads down, upset with themselves.
“My sweet boys, this isn’t your fault.” Neither of the children look up at you or Rhaenyra, eyes still glued to the floor.
“Do you understand you mustn’t blame yourselves?” They look up, and you then, Rhaenyra, both their mothers have soft, gentle eyes, not disappointed eyes. They wouldn’t have their mothers.
“Help me up,” you say, reaching back and tapping Rhaenyra’s hand that’s resting on the top of your chair.
She uses that hand to always push you up. You use your uninjured arm to push yourself using the arm of the chair.
“I love you both,” you say, pulling your children in for a hug. You feel their arms around you well as far as they can go with your belly in the way.
“Now hug your mother and go to bed. No more trouble.” Jace and Luke let go of you and grab their mother.
Rhaenyra hugs Jace and Luke, giving them a kiss on the head. They both leave and go to bed, leaving you and your wife alone.
“You need to watch what you say,” you say, glancing at Rhaenyra before making your way over to the bed, trying even more than you were earlier.
“I meant it.” Rhaenyra says, sighing, you lift up the cover of the blanket. “Rhae, the maester was there; he could say something. You could be hanged for threatening the queen.” You lie down, hissing as the stitching on your hand hits the blanket.
Rhaenyra walks over to and sits in the middle of the bed so she is closer to you. “I will kill anything or anyone that hurts you.”
You know Rhaenyra is fiercely protective of you and the boys; she would start wars for her family. It’s one of the many things you love about her.
“I love you, Issa zaldrīzes” (my dragon), you say, moving even closer to her. Rhaenyra smiles at the closeness and watches you fall asleep.